1925-10 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1925/10 —

Frontispiece in Color — “Man of Segovia” by Robert Henri

Are Women a Failure in Politics? by Emily Newell Blair

“New Delights” — A poem by W.H. Davies

“Holy Land” — A story by Ludwig Lewisohn

Fake News and the Public by Edward McKernon

“The Worst Crime in the World” — A story by G.K. Chesterton

“Folie de Minuit” — A poem by Amy Lowell

White Magic and Black by John W. Vandercook

Religion and Life — Religion as an Adventure — by Harry Emerson Fosdick

“Blue Murder” — A story by Wilbur Daniel Steele

Parents Who Haven’t Grown Up by Ernest R. Groves

The Washington Express by H.G. Dwight

“Thunder on the Left” — Part 2 of a Story — by Christopher Morley

“Grief and Sorrow” — A poem by Granville Paul Smith

The Stepfather of the United States — Portrait of His Majesty King George III — by Philip Guedalla

Why Pick on Dayton? by W.O. McGeehan

The Lion’s Mouth

Editor’s Easy Chair by Edward S. Martin

Personal and Otherwise

Among the New Books by Harry Hansen

In the Financial World by Paul Tomlinson

Steamship Sailing Dates and Travel Information

Advertising in color is as follows:
Harper & Bros. ad for “The Power and the Glory” by Gilbert Parker – Cadillac illustrated by George Harper – American Radiator Company – Welte-Mignon – Music Master Radio Products – The Atlas Company – Underwood Pure Deviled Ham illustrated by Walter Cole – Chesterfield Cigarettes featuring the National Singles Championship of Tennis at Forest Hills, Long Island as illustrated by Myron Perley – Standard Plumbing Fixtures – Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen – Stewart-Warner Matched -Unit Radio – Insurance Company of North America – Hambleton and Company – White House Coffee – – Plus several black & white ads, which are by far the majority